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Introduction. Financial debt during surgery residency can affect professional performance, life decisions, and psychological well-being. The information available in Colombia is limited. The objective of this study is to quantify the financial debt of the general surgery resident, identify the associated factors and evaluate their effect on psychological well-being. Methods. A cross-sectional study was carried out. A total of 380 residents were invited to complete a survey on aspects related to their financial debt, and the WHO-index to evaluate their psychological well-being. Results. A total of 259 residents participated in the study (67.6%). 56% have an average economic debt of $88,000,000 COP (US$21,826). High debt was related to level of residence, type of institution (private), and loan application. Some mental disorder was identified in 14.7% and a low level of psychological well-being in 56.4% of the participants. No association was identified between high financial debt and low psychological well-being. Conclusions. Economic debt has an effect on residents. Financial debt among surgical residents in Colombia is highly prevalent; however, it does not correlate with poor psychological well-being. Self-determination favors psychological well-being in the postgraduate course in general surgery. Likewise, the need for financial education in residents is imminent. New studies are required that thoroughly evaluate the causes of poor well-being. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The mineralogy, grain size and associated facies in bottom sediments of three reservoirs Riogrande II, La Fe and Porce II, differentiate three episodes related to the evolution of sedimentary environments, being located silty deposits (average episode) contact between clayey lacustrine facies (bottom episode) and sandy alluvial distal border (upper episode). In these reservoirs averages microcomponents data indicate the predominance three miacrofacies, inorganic, organic and organomineral. The combined analysis of the composition with the physical structure supports sediment sedimentary distinguish different areas reflect a process unselective sedimentation along the reservoir and cause certain spatial heterogeneity of this. In all cases the proportions were higher for the sands, silts and then to finally, for clays. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Introduction: The balance of materials in obtaining the G-0 intermediate product guarantees that the product is consistently produced and controlled. Objective: Carry out the material balances in the mechanical and thermal operations in obtaining the intermediate product G-0. Materials and Methods: The analysis of the input and output materials mass was conducted for the crude G-0 centrifugation systems, filtration of the suspension to be purified from crude G-0, and centrifugation and drying of the PI G-0. The composition was determined using available techniques and previous research work. For the calculation of the average results of the streams with the Microsoft Office Excel® program 25 batches produced in the years 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 were taken into account. Results and Discussion: The material balances per batch in the obtaining of PI G-0 in the systems Centrifugation G-0 Crude, Centrifugation of PI G-0, Filtration and Drying allowed to know the real yield of the desired product for 14 moles of furfural and the losses in the residual streams and due to manufacturing. In the drying operation, the removal of water and wet and dry base solvent was quantified. Conclusions: The material balances in the mechanical and thermal operations of the process of obtaining the intermediate product G-0 allow assuring the consistency of the process. The tests carried out on the specifications: organoleptic characteristics, identification by UV VIS ultraphotometry, melting interval and purity of the product declare the conformity for its use in the production of Furvina. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The La Bramadora wetland basin, located in the municipality of Sopetrán, Antioquia, Colombia, is subject to a torrential regime manifested through the formation of colluvium that accumulates in the lower parts of the slopes and the dragging of fine materials that go to the riverbeds and slowly to the wetland until it constitutes a 950-meter sequence of layers of clays and silts that are interspersed with peaty layers, microtephras, and paleosols. The average sedimentation rate (1cm/year) represents a period of accumulation by pluvial erosion, between 2022 and 1455 calendar years. This sedimentary record holds evidence of extreme precipitation events that could be correlated with volcanic explosions and/or with global and local climate changes that occurred on historical dates. The Au and S signal, the volcanic rock matrix fragments and the volcanic glass are related to the volcanic activities of Pinatubo in 1991, Quizapu in 1932, Tambora in 1815, Ruíz in 1805, Huaynaputina in 1600 and Ruíz in 1595. Others Geochemical variables show more relationship with precipitation (La Niña) and drought (El Niño) events registered in Colombia, in this period. The two coincident peaks in the S and Au curves, as well as the persistence in the sedimentation rate, were conclusive to define the stratigraphy in calendar time, and to specify the extreme events of precipitation and runoff in the basin; the first of S coincides with excesses in global rainfall in 1816, caused by the Tambora explosion in 1815, and its injections of S into the atmosphere; the second, with the explosion of Huaynaputina in 1600. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Objective: Analyze the relationship between experiences in enjoyment activities, self-concept clarity and the perception of a significant future in young people who are pursuing higher education during the covid-19 pandemic. Method: Participants: students (n = 228), of both sexes who were studying different higher-level careers in Buenos Aires. Instruments: Sociodemographic questionnaire. Possible Selves Questionnaire. Purpose in Life Scale for College Students. Self-concept clarity Scale. Scale of Enjoyment in Activity, Scale of Personal Achievement. Scale of Physical and Psychoemotional Indicators of Stress. Results: More than a half of the students (65,8 %) perceive great changes in their enjoyment activity during the quarantine, but these are not related to the perception of a significant future. Self-concept clarity predicts the probability of attaining possible desired selves and the pursuit of purpose in life. Clarity, positive affect, and self-actualization predict purpose in life identification. The variables studied are associated with fewer stress symptoms. Conclusion: The results show the need to favor these experiences, as well as the exploration of self-knowledge, values and interests, which promote the identification of goals, as a protective factor against the effects and consequences of the current context. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The aim of this work is to study the predictive power of enjoyment and personal fulfillment in alcohol consumption of young athletes, exploring the role of impulsive sensation seeking and gender in its relationship. Method. Participants: 362 young athletes (15 to 29 years old) from Argentina. Instruments: Sociodemographic Questionnaire, Scale of Enjoyment in Sport, Scale of Sense of Personal fulfillment, Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test, and Sensation Seeking Scale. Results. Athletes who consume alcohol infrequently have greater enjoyment and greater personal fulfillment compared to those who consume frequently. Among men, involvement, positive affect, and personal fulfillment predict the frequency of consumption, while among women only involvement was predictive. Likewise, involvement predicts a lower frequency of consumption and absence of episodic excessive consumption only in young people with low sensation seeking. Conclusions. Working to facilitate the enjoyment of sports could be one of the possible strategies to increase the positive effects of sports practice on alcohol consumption, although it is necessary to continue investigating the case of young people who present a high impulsive sensation seeking trait. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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